1995 Anderson Hills Tornado - Conclusion

Conclusion

The tornado weakened considerably as it moved across Putnam Mountain in northwest Jackson County, before ending near Princeton. The official survey indicated the tornado ended southeast of Princeton and east of Alabama Highway 65. Damage that occurred in this area was mostly F0 damage.

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